Koh Kret Island Floods: Disaster Zone Declared in Nonthaburi in Thailand

Nonthaburi declared Muang and Pak Kret districts flood disaster zones on Sunday after days of rain and rising river levels sent water pouring through residents' homes. Koh Kret Island is sinking because it sits on the banks of the Chao Phraya River and is Thailand's most flood-prone island.

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Koh Kret flooding has returned, impacting homes and temples across the island. See the current state of the disaster zones. Nonthaburi declared the Muang and Pak Kret districts a Nonthaburi flood disaster zone following days of heavy rain. This footage captures the widespread damage as rising water levels from the Chao Phraya River continue to affect local infrastructure and residential areas. Many residents are currently navigating submerged streets by boat as Koh Kret flooding disrupts daily life on the island. This footage offers an on-the-ground look at the severity of the flooding on this Thai island and the ongoing struggle to manage rising water levels. Subscribe for weekly updates on natural phenomena and weather events, and let us know in the comments if you have any questions about the current situation.